Your competitors already decide with confidence. Do you?

It depends on how scattered the data is, but a first foundation usually runs between six and twelve weeks. We work in short cycles, so you see something working in the first weeks rather than waiting for a big reveal at the end.

We only quote after the free diagnostic, because quoting before understanding the situation means either padding the price or discovering the real scope halfway through. After those 30 minutes you get a fixed scope and a closed price, agreed before any work begins.

Payment is tied to delivery milestones, not to hours worked. You know upfront what each stage costs and what has to be delivered for it to be invoiced — no open-ended clocks running in the background.

It happens, and it is not a problem as long as it is explicit. Anything outside the agreed scope is quoted separately before it starts, so the budget never moves without you having said yes first.

Usually not. We work with the ERP, CRM and systems you already have — replacing tools is the last resort, not the starting point. What changes is how they connect and where the data lands.

Small teams are exactly who this is built for. The work is sized to what you have — a foundation for a fifteen-person company looks nothing like one for a large corporation, and pretending otherwise is how consultancies oversell.

Not to start. We need someone who knows the business and can answer questions about how things work in practice. Training is part of every project precisely so that, by the end, your team can maintain what was built.

We stay. Data grows and changes, and so do the questions the business asks of it. We agree a continuous support model that fits your pace — but you own everything that was built, documented, with no lock-in.

You can, but it will not hold. AI built on disorganised data returns wrong answers with complete confidence, which is worse than no answer at all. We would rather tell you this at the start than take the project and watch it fail.